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STILL THEY 60 DOWN.
THE BROWNS HOLD UP THEIR
RECORD OF ERRORS
And Tumble From Second Place
Baseball Tldings From ALI
Around.
lspRoIAL TO rHKAPPEAL.I

NKw ORLRANs, La, June l5.-The
baseball park today was no place for
a man with heart disease, for the
game was the most exciting and hard
est fought Of the season. Ewing and
Back both pitched effectively and
were we'll backed at critical points.
New Orleans go. onto Black in the
first inning. Oampau hit home run
to the right field seats, the crowd los
ing the ball. Cartwright made sim
gle and McVey three Dagger which,
added to Andrews's error, only yield
cd two rune. Memphis tied the score
in the sixth inning on Forces double,
sacrifices by McAleer and CrCtty and
sing es by Black and McKeough.
New Orleans made the winning run
in the seventh inning, Csmpsu,
reaching frat on double by An.
drews, stole second, reached third on
a passed ball, and scored on Powell's
hit through third. In the ninth
ming Memphis had two men on
bases and nobody cut, but Mex cough
was put out for turning the wrong
way at first, Black was forced out, snd
Smith struck out, Memphis kicking
against the decisions Force and Nc
keough Played great infield game,
aud Blacks watching OF bases was
feature. Vaughsu'e catching was the
feature for New Orleans The locals
left for Birmingham tonight. Men,
phis goes hons by steamboat today.
Geiss, local second bsseman, is Grip
pied and did not play. Umpire Skin
ner complains he was badly treated
by President Morrow, being released
without any pro ests against him.
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Lnch nn,I dina umnire.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 15.-It was
more good. luck than good playing
that won the game for C0icsgo today,
and even then Indianapolis would
have been the victor had no, Umpire
Pierce come to the rescue with one of
the rankest decisions ever given on q
bal field. It WAS in the fourth in
ming, and Sullivan was on first, with
Darling at bat. Darling made a foul
tip, which Myers caught aud threw to
first in time TO cut of Sullivan. The
double play put out the side, but after
once calling the f)nl Pierce shifted
and ssid 1t was strike, and Darling,
Pfefier aud Williamson then making
base hits, Chicago had two runs. In
the frs, iauing ShomberS's three
Dagger and Denny's single made one
run, and in the ninth Myers's single
and Boyle's double one m ,re, the last
tieiI g the game. But in the last half
Darling made single, moved up on
Glasscock's error, and came home on
Williamson's out to Shomberg. Score:
Chioago. 81; indianapolis, 2.
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PITTsBURa, PA, jane l6.-Today's
game was so one side that there was
little interest displayed in 1t after the
third inning, when the Dstroits took
a lead OF three runs, which they
steadily increased until they were so
far ahead that the Pittsburgs had no
hope of heading them of. Morris
pitched as though he had regained
his lost effectiveness for the first two
innings, but after that he was hit hard
aud ofren. Getzein pitched only fairly
well. He WAS we'll supported except
in the last two innings, when all OF
the errors of the visitors were made.
Briody led in batting, making three
singles and a double out of five times
at the bat. Du0laD made two triples
aud a single, and Richardson had two
three base hits TO his credit. Attend.
ance, 1000. Score: Plttsburg, 8; De-
troit. IL.
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SUIT FOR DEATH BENEFIT.
An Interesting case Under Advise
meat in she United States Court,

The case OF Mrs.. Annie +. Virgins
vs. The Knights of Pvthias, was tried
before Judge Z s. Hammond, in the
United States District Court yester-
day. 1t il euit to recover the death
benefit of $4,000 established by the
order for i'a members. 1t Ia Of great
interest and importance to the Pythian
order, and perh' ps to Others in which
life insurance policies are issued. The
point is whether or not delinquency
in the matter OF lodge dues without
validate the policy. The proof intro.
ducsd in the case by the defen lie ia
about as follows: The by laws of the
Knights OF Pythias provide that the
dues, IS psr snnum, DO paid promptly
on the 80 h Of June and the 30th Ct
December reape,tively. Alter the
death Of Mr.. Virgins, which occurred
at Blscsfish, Ark, October 13, 1888,
the fiji leis of Constantine Lodge, this
city, Of which he was q member, dis.
covered that the 81 due June 18th,
had not been paid. The plaintiff alleges
that six months period of delin.
qpency on lodge dues is allowed, aud
fuuher, that during the time between
June and October her husband paid q
d z3n or more assessments, one OF
which was settled the day before his
death. 1t is said no decision has ever
been made uoon the point under in.
vestigation, which has been referred
to the court for determination.
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people saw the game. Score: Balti-
more, 2; st. Louis, o.
Amateur Athletic Game.

The game ye'terday afternoon con-
tested by the Blues aud Reds OF the
Amateur Athletic Association, at Citi-
xspe' Ball Park, was the closing OF the
first series OF games. The Blues at the
commencement OF the season, when
speculation ran high, we're counted by
the bali pronhets as the pennant win
ners Of the ASSOCIATE ID, and much j y
was manifested BY this aggregation "a
they carefully nourished this fAllacious
ant clpation.
The Reds ars their superiors, as has
been manifested by three successive
defests, and Il is cafe TO predict that
the Reds will uninrl the pennsnt the
night Of the baseball hop. Capt. Bat,
tie Brown, through loyalty to his
team (the Reds). has severed his flow
ing mustache 30 as to offer a. little re-
sistauce to the wind as possible, and
through his atiable management the
Reds have gained the highest possible
aversge of 1000, winning all seven
games in the fret series.
Many of the fair maids adorned the
grand stand and wore tho respective
colors OF the two clubs-Red and Blue.
The importation OF new players by
the Blues was to title effect, aud thu
battery work OF Harris and Grahsm
won the appreciation of the audience
present.
Tho Blues may court
And tsHy love siSe,
And swing In q hammock all day;
But they cant play Ball
With a club called the Rods,
BecauIo they amt built that way.
Following is the tfiicial score: Re6e,
IL; Blues, 5.
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DIAMOND DO IL.

PHRLAN did not play yesterday.
The Browns will be home early next
week
TIE BirminghRms tackle the Psli'
cana next.
TIM Charleston club plays here on
the 22j, q week from yesterday.
Tony VAocARo. of the Bluff CityR,
has signed with Fort Smith, Ark. He
will play short field.
LITTLE Davy Force played brauti-
full game at second and McKeough
covered short in fine style.
THE Memphis club is coming from
New Orleans by steamboat and the
boys should arrive in the city Suu-
day.
PITCHER MoKEoUau is improving
rapidly and he 10 able 10 be out on the
streets. He will be all right for the
Charleston games.
The Bluff Oity's play their hrst
game this season at Corinth, Miss, on
the 2lst instant. Co,iuth has the
HtrOORbbt HlH0 III imlhslbblppl huu u
good game 10 exp cted. An excursion
will probably be Run from this city to
Corinth on that day.
The New Orleans Times. Democrat
commenting on Mondays game be.
tween Memphis and New Orleans,
says: "The Memphis club played
the better ball, and their timely hit
ting, aided by New 0rlelns costly
errors, gave them the game. Black
pitched a fine game and watched his
bases Ike cat watches q mouee.
McKeough was little of in his
catching and throwing Andrt vi
covered first in grand style, makini
come beautiful pickup. Phelan
although he had one muff, played a
fine game and slugged the hall hard,
msking three jim dandy doubles. His
batting was the feature OF the game.
The res Of the team held down their
positions well, getting everything tn vt
came their way, Pelix carrying of the
fielding honorG. McAleer and PellI
were the only two men on tier side
that did not make fafe hit. Three
doubles in glme Ia well deserving
of applause, end Memphis should feel
mighty proud of Phelan's work with
the stick yesterday.
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tracts. So long a. this arrangement WITS
undisturbed the bulls were safe. But
wheat kept coming in by train loads,
and all the sidipes were blockaded
with wheat cars. On Tuesday the
attorney OF the Board OF Trade decided
that all grain In cars and loaded in the
hsrbor was deliverable on contracts.
This started the break at once. The
bears pounded the market down to a
very low figure, and the big deal was
broken became there was prospect
OF between 100000 and 100000
bushels of wheat to come in with de-
livery in cars. 1t Is q difficult matter
to get at the gains aud losses Of Mem.
phis speculstors, as the transactions
are private, bat it is usual for men to
beast of their gains and remalH silent
as TO their losses. 1t is a logical and
reasonable conclusion that the ma.
jority OF the speculatorssre unfortunate
bulls. The bears rejoice over their
winnings, bat they are few in number,
unfortunately.
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REINHAk Jr-ASHER.
A Quiet Wedding in the Memphis
Club PArlOrs.

The Memphis Club parlors wss the
scene of quiet wedding and marriage
feast last night, the contracting par.
ties being Mr.. S dney Reinhardt and
Miss D ra Ashar. TIE ceremony was
performed by R bbi Samfield, about
$3.50 o'clock, in the presence Of linn.
tied number Of friends and acqusint.
ances. Atterward the party sat down
to delightful supper, embellishing
the repast with merry conversation,
the burden OF which was eincere
wishes for long, ba ,py and prosper.
GUS life to the newly welded con pie
The bride is one of the most gifted
and accomplished members OF select
Hebrew society 10 Memphis, with a
large circle OF sdmiring friends.
Mr.. Reinbsrdt is prosperous bust.
ness man of Dallas, Texas, with uni
versal esteem and confidence. He will
take bis fair young bride to their
Texas home within day or two.
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SAUCE FOR GOOSE AND GANDER.
An Unexpected Turn OF Affairs
with Inspector Lane.

s. P. O. A. Inspector Lane yester.
day took charge oftwo mules belong
ing respectively to President MADDEN
and Mr.. r. A. Belts, aud at work on
the dummy route eOuth OF the city
The animals we're led to the office Of
Justice Buttenberg, IN examination
made,and case Of cruelty established.
The owners were fued 81 so each,
which they paid without protest.
Mr.. Belts, more for curiosity Ethan
with any anticipation If revenge,
raised the saddle on the back OF the
horse ridden by the inspector, and
found aicase stronger than that raised
by either Of the mules. He demand.
ed trial Of that also, and the in.
spector fell into lire with his victims
with fac. Mr.. Line reports that
while descending the steps from the
Msgis rates office, he add eSssd pleas-
ant remark to President Hadden, who
replied: Eyes, you're too damned
smart, going ont into the country to
arrest my mules. You will not ar.
rest any more sore backed animals
with 10y star on, though" and at once
took 10 from him.
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A PUBLIC NATATORIUM.
Generous Proposition OF Mr.. X. O..
Graves TO supply Hot aud
Geld water.

A spirit Of genuine magnanimity
and philanthropy pevsdes the propo-
sition made by M. r, O Graves, the
srtesisn well gentleman, yesterday.
He proposes to iurnish, free OF charge,
an abundant supply pf either hot or
warm wster for public bath, on con-
dition that il be erected al once over
the bayou adjoining his ice works on
Court street. The idea Of Mr.. Graves
is, Of course, for q public institution,
and not private money making en-
terprise. The only way to get it is for
generous citizens to subscribe liberal.
ly. This should be doue, and the
ball once set rolling would hardly stop
until sufficient sum had been real
ICED. A public ratstorium is an abso-
lutte necessity in a city the size and
importance Of Memphis, and IL ia
hoped the proposition OF Mr.. Graves
will not be allowed to pass UNDECIDED.
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THE WHEAT DEAL,
The Break Fa'AI TO Memphis
"BuIIs," Who Are in the MsjOrI-
ty-The Hears" Jubilant,

The big wheat deal at Chicago was
fatal to quite number Of young
"bulls" VINO opel ate in this mari eI.
They got squet xed out dnTiDg the past
three days and several of them left
margins unsstiEfed, having suspend.
ed payments The big msjority CT
Memphis spectators took the "bull"
side OF the deal, believing it to be in
vincible. On The contrary, the local
"besip," and these few, made money
this week. One of them is rep rted
to have added $4,000 to his cash &C.
count on Tuesday, and another round
sum yesterday. The IDEAL" which ia
30 fatal 10 the Ohicago 4" bulls" was
started last March, and the principals
in the movement are still unknown.
The brokers evidently had solid men
behind them and they took everything
Ia sight, buying and psying for some
$40, 600, 900 cash WHEAT. They con-
troled the market ut every avenue
aud outlet and ruled that no wheat
except what wa stored in elevators was
considered deliverable on future con-
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FOOL, KNAYE, OR IDIOT!
A STRONG CASE OF NARROWING
CRIMINAL CARELESsAEss
On the Part Of Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Engi neer-
A thrilling incident.

A case OF criminal carelessness
which CAUSES tue blor d to run cold
was reported yesterday, and vouched
for by a number OF reputable citizens.
At 1880 o'clock this morning
Second street Car was coming from
Cheslea with eight or ten passengers
four OF whom were ladies. The
switch gates of the Louisville and
Na.hville railroad crossing were open,
aud no one Was on duty at the switch.
The street car driver knowing it TO be
the business Of the railro I'D EN- loyes to
lower the gates when train or en-.
CINE is advancing toward the crossing,
and seeing everything all right as be
supposed, drove up on the cTossinT.
Just as the car was crossing the main
track swi ch engine bore down TO.
ward it at fair rae OF speed, A col.
lision seemed inevitable, and the pas.
ssngers stampeded-islling out OF the
street car the best way they could
Oae OF the young ladies', Miss Emma
V. Garagnoo, who works for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company,
and resides at 70 Greenlaw street,
leaped from the platform OF the
car and was thrown forward on her
face directly in the path Ct the loco.
motive. By msking heroic exertions
Miss Garsguon managed to drag her
self of the track in time to escape be-
ing run over, but when the engine
passed she was not six inches ont OF
the way Of its deadly wheels. The en-
CINE missed striking the street car by
hairs breadth. Mics Garsguon wal
badly bruised by her fell but not Sc.
riously hurt. HE passengers on the
Car signed statement to the effect
that the driver was not to blame in
the least, aud that he displayed con-
siderable presence OF mind. They
also state that the engineer Of the To-
connective made no effort to revere
bis engine q attempt in any way to
avert an accident.
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The Babies Cry TorIt,

And the old folks laugh when they
find that the pie alant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Fig, is more
taslly taken and more ben, fetal IN lts
sction than bitter, rausestiug medi-
ciues. IL 10 most valuable family
remedy to act on thu bowel, o cleanse
the system, and to dispel colds, head
aches and fevers. Manufsct1red OILY
by tn, Gallo 'nis Fig Syrupe Co., san
Francisco, California. For sale be H.
J: Ii ,ister and all leading druggists,
Van Wet x Co., G. w. Jones & Co
WIN. Wilkersou & Co, J. ]. Miles,
and y. Mansfield & Co., wholesale
agents at Memphis,
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PItohed a gr,nt anme.

BAJTrMoRE, June Is. --Foutz pitched
a great game today, but two actual
hits being made off his delivery, AID
the champions backed him up in fine
style, while Smiths curves did not
seem to bother the Browns at all, and
the fielding Of the home team was de-
cdedly amateu ISL. Tro.t was psr.
ticulsrly weak behind tho bat. Rob
inson's three errors were no. partieu-
larry co.tly aud were compensated for
by hia brilliant work. About 5000
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Is -Cleve-
land put Hugh Daily in the box against
the Athletics today, and with disas.
trous results. In the fret inning he
was hit for enc triple, two doubles
and four singles, which, with a base
on balls aod tumble, produced nine
runs, settling the game beyond reasep-
able doubt. Notwithstanding the
heavy hitting the visitors played a
good q siding game from start to an.
ish. Roseman was traded today for
Meister, Of The Metropolitan club.
The latter vii be uGed as a substitute.
Score-Athleticl 18; Cleveland, 6.
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REMARKABLE COTTON BLOOM.
Large and Welt Developed al One
Months Growth.

A large, well matured cotton bloom,
taken from stalk apparently much
above the average in size and health,
vas sent to the APPEAL Office yester.
day. L. came from the plantation OF
j. II. Browd in OoahOma county,
Mis-, and is a fair specimen Of what
Is growing on fif y acres, planted with
the Jerome Hill seed. They were
Placsd in the ground on April l4tb,
Just one month previous to the day
The bloom was plucked. The rapid
development Of the plant, while in 8
MEASURE the result If fertile soil, is
also owing 10 the superior quality oil
seed used. Mr., Brown expects to win
the pr Z for extra fue staple in mere
than one competitive exhibition,
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Summary: Runs earned-Memphis,
1; New Orleans, /. Two base hits -
PUBL aad Force. Three base hit,--
VcVey, l. Homo lunI-Oamp an, l.
Total bases on hits-New Orleans, Is ;
Memphis, IL. Base on errors--New
Ofleans, 4 Lift on bsses--Memphis,
8; New Orleans, 8. Struck out-By
Ewing, 8; by Black, 2. Passed balls
Crotty, 4; Vaughn, l. Bases on BALLS
New Orleans, 1 Memphis, l. Double
plays McKeough, Andrews, Orotty
aud Dovle, l.. Hit by pitcher BY
Ewing, l. Umpire Skinner. Time
OF game--Two hours.
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Pine DluR Wins.

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, June Is. The
Southwestern League game today re-
suited in victory for Pine Bluff over
Hot Springs by the score OF IL to 0.
Batteries Pine Bluff, Thorp aud Bet
tbs; Hot Springs, Hoffman and Brad
lev ard Rogers,
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LEAFS Springs, 6rainger County,
East Tennessee,

Is an exceedingly healthy and roman
tic summer resort, possessing the finest
natural mineral waters, white sulphur,
black sulphur and chalybeste, south
Of the Potomac. Board fcst class and
cseap. Address ss above. NJ. j.
Hughes, proprietor.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS With board I;
L reference exchanged. 1873 Madison st.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
u l2l CURT ST.
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PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Called to be Held To-day nj
the MerchanIs' Exch ange,

The following named gentlemen,
members Of The American Public
Health Association, are requested to
meet at the Merchsnts' Exchange this
afternoon, at 5 o'clock, to arrange
Committees preliminary to meeting
OF the Public Health Association to be
held in this city November 8-ll, 1887:
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sunday Games Allowed.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 15.-The
Board of Aldermen at meeting to-
night voted to allow Sunday ball
playing.
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LOST.

= street car. Finder will b. rewarded bv
leaving at D. Il. Baldwin's, No. 258 Second.
uANDBAG-0n Somerville aocommoda-
IL ton train, evening of june 8th. lady's
handbag, containing purse with $50, pair
bracelets, and other articles. Return to
Appeal counting room and be rewarded.
DLAIN GOLD hINU In Onellea Return
l. to 49 Mill street End be rewarded.
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BIDS for privileges Of Hebrew picnic
at Estiva! Park, June 22d, will be re-.
caived up to Saturday, June 18Th, al
3lS Main street.
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nihar Gnnlen.

AT Brooklyn Cincinnati, 8; Brook
lyn,2.
At acknowledgment, lS; Boz
ton, 4.
AtNew York-New York, 80 Phil
adelphia, /.
AT New York Louisville, 0; Met.
ropolitspe, ..
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first class hardware sales
- nAn to travel for New Orleans firm in
Texas. Addres. P. O. Box 2317 New Orleans,
giving re lerences and stating age. Only ex-
perience d sslesmen need apply.
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WANTED.

DOOM AND BOARD-Hy a single gentle
IN man in a private family. No objection
to going reasonable distance out
r. v, Appeal office.
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Hammers Stock Powders

WIN cure Coughs, Colds, Distempor. Rlood
and Skin Diseases, Bowel and Kidney
Trouble, Worms, loss of appetite, loss of
condition, Founders, Debility. EpiaoOtt0
Rough Hair. oUo. 1t Is IL general SVseeso
Renovator and fine Tonic for stock.
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MofouITo Bars cheap and com.
plete Ames, Bsattie & Co., SS7 Sec
ond street. Telephone 35l.
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GITUATI0N-A reeiste-ed dru gist of ten
- years experience wants n situation is 30
years of are and single, Address DIXIE,
1901 w. hintN ct Kansas City, Mo
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IOWA seveu-sighths jersey COW, with
~ young calf. Sam Ii. Coward, near Els
trial Park
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PERSONAL.

NINE. BERNARD guarantees to remove
1Nl freckles, PIN pies, tan aod moth blotch-
es, bleaching the SIX n beautiful and white
without injury; price 81 a bottle; best Of
referen css given Address p. D. Box l757,
New Orleans. L.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

N denee of twelve rooms, No. 60 Court st.
All csnveniences; hot and cold water: cis-
tern and tank an root for rain water; built
of the best material.
H. A. MONTGOMERY. 9 Madison 81.
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Hon w CLAMP, SH Brooks,
DIR Porter, M Burae,
Gen Cotton Greene, DR. Heber Jones,
DR. ID D SAUNDERS. NJ GoOdbar,
Gen " J smith, W W Goodwin,
Hon John JohOsOr, John X GOWN,
John 0verton, jr, DrRW Mitchell,
DR. Alex Erskine, DR. K b Maury,
Hon " N X Moore, I'M fill,
DR. q TIL rnton, JIM Heating,
] A De- ME, l. Hannauer,
1 Eaton, DPHa zen,
DR. II W Purnoll, Nolan Fontain,
yhos Gale, John CASTOR,
A d Gwynn, A Vaccaro,
DIR 4 Armstrong, DR. Il l. sim,
Nashville.
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Webb Manufacturing Company
PRoPRIETo7s,
r. MAI 1raaA - "net..'''- ~a1n.
PMYment oi UomDOn..

THE Coupons Of the Citizens Stroot Rail
l. road Cnmuary consolidated gold bonds,
due July |, 1887, will be paid at the Union
and Planters BANK, Memphis, Tom, and
In the city of New York on above date
NAPOLEON NIL, Preicent.
X. DUDLEY FEAIsSE, seois,ary.
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GIRL-Whits or coIored.
- 222 SECOND ST.
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HULES--W. A FARES, 81 Union street,
IYL has just received one hundred good
railrOad and dray mules.
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colored girl 20 nurse. APP
~ NV 247 Wekster It OPP Peabody school.
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NEW Push Parlor set, Mirror and Center
IN Table chean; "A. Lau erdale street.
pICYOLE A 50-inch light roadster Victor
ID Bicycle, with spade handles; at q bar
gain. Apply at 1884 MAIN ST.